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Nature-loving travelers will enjoy a private 4-hours safari tour in Yala National Park. After a handy pickup from Hambantota, embark on a comfortable Jeep safari in the sanctuary. Look out for elephants, sloth bears, leopards, and crocodiles, among other birds and animals. Learn more about the park and its inhabitants from your guide. At the end of the day, transfer back to Hambantota Port.

This tour gives you a chance to tour one of the most famous national parks in Sri Lanka. Get a chance to see the stalking Sri Lankan Leopard. Watch a Sri Lankan Sloth Bear lumber past. Put on your binoculars for a fantastically colorful birdwatching experience. Do some serious butterfly watching with the aid of your guide. Learn more about the geology of the area and the ecosystems of the park. Lots of adventures and wild sights await!

Visit the second largest national park in Srilanka With the service of a friendly, professional guide\Driver by comfortable vehicles to watch a large number of  of wildlife including Leopards, Bear, Elephants, Dears, Crocodiles, and plenty of birds.

Discover the timeless tranquillity found in the Yala National Park, known for its conservation efforts towards Sri Lankan elephants, leopards and aquatic birds. With a vast variety of wildlife, enjoy numerous photo opportunities and marvel at the native scenery. With flexible itineraries and private bookings, this tour is completely your own.

The Hurulu Eco Park Safari takes you on a tour through part of the Hurulu biosphere reserve. You can select either the morning or evening 3-hour safari according to your needs and tastes, though the evening safari tends to be better in terms of sights.

Yala National Park is a huge area of forest, grassland and lagoons bordering the Indian Ocean, in southeast Sri Lanka. It’s home to wildlife such as leopards, elephants and crocodiles, as well as hundreds of bird species.

One of the easiest places to see elephants when in Sri Lanka is the wildlife sanctuary of Minneriya National Park. Take a half-day private tour to visit this wildlife haven near the center of the country with round-trip hotel transfers. Go in search of elephants, but also other local wildlife, such as water buffalo, deer, and monkeys, from the safety of your Jeep.

Spend your morning on a wildlife safari in Kumana National Park with this private tour from Arugam Bay. Enjoy convenient hotel pickup and travel by 4x4 jeep around the park. With an experienced safari driver who knows the hidden spots, you’ll have a better chance of spotting wildlife, including leopards, elephants, wild boar, and more.

We will collect you from your hotel in Kandy at 8:30 am. Following this, we will embark on a delightful one-hour journey to our first destination of the day: the renowned Ambuluwawa. After our visit, you will have the opportunity to enjoy lunch at one of the traditional restaurants in the vicinity (meal not included). This is an excellent chance to experience the exquisite local cuisine! Once you are refreshed, we will proceed to the village of Ramboda to explore its magnificent waterfalls, set against breathtaking landscapes. Please remember to bring your camera! In conclusion, we will return to the vehicle and transport you back to your hotel in Kandy.

Check out the elephants, birdlife, and much more on this morning jeep safari in Udawalawe National Park. This is a private tour for just you and your group, so you won’t need to share with others or stick to a fixed group itinerary. Just be ready to explore the national park while working up an appetite for an included lunch.

Pick you up from the hotel in Colombo and proceed to Kitulgala via Avissawella,.stop for Breakfast on the way. Arrive at Kithulgala and commence White Water rafting and participate in the White Water Rafting in the picturesque Kelani River, covering 5 major rapids and 4 minor rapids. This activity is for anyone above the age of 10 years with safety gear, modern rafts, and a comprehensive safety briefing will be given by our white water rafting instructors beforehand. After the adventure enjoy a bath in the river. Buffet Lunch in Western or Sri Lanka menu at Campsite.and After lunch at leisure by the river side return back to Colombo and drop you at the hotel in colombo

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure in Sri Lanka's breathtaking Yala National Park! Perfect for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and anyone craving an unforgettable journey, this safari package promises an exciting and scenic ride. Travel from ELLA through some of the most stunning coastal towns, with the flexibility to be dropped off at various beautiful destinations along the southern coast. Get up close to Yala’s diverse wildlife, from the elusive leopard to majestic elephants, all while immersing yourself in the park’s unique landscapes. Drop-Off Locations: ✅ Galle ✅ Hikkaduwa ✅ Unawatuna ✅Habaraduwa ✅ Weligama ✅ Mirissa ✅ Matara ✅ Hiriketiya ✅ Tangalle ✅ Ahangama Book your Yala Safari today for a journey filled with unforgettable moments and thrilling encounters!

Large numbers of Sri Lankan elephants are attracted to grass fields on the edges of the Minneriya reservoir during the dry season. The Great Elephants gathered here is numbering around 150-350, is the largest wild Asian gathering in the World" They eat, play & bath at their native environment.

Start your day early with the Kandy Day Tour from Negombo, beginning with a 6:00 AM pick-up. Arriving in Kandy around 9:00 AM, your adventure kicks off at the sacred Temple of the Tooth Relic, a revered Buddhist site that holds the tooth of the Buddha. Next, wander through the lush Peradeniya Royal Botanical Garden, renowned for its stunning collection of orchids, towering palms, and diverse plant species. Explore the vibrant Kandy Local Market, where you can experience the bustling atmosphere and shop for fresh produce, spices, and traditional crafts. Visit the Bahirawakande Temple, home to a colossal Buddha statue offering sweeping views of Kandy. The tour continues to the Kadugannawa Tea Factory, where you’ll learn about Sri Lanka's famous tea production and enjoy a fresh cup of Ceylon tea. After Kandy, we should come back to Negombo and spend about 3 hours there

Not only do you have the best chance of seeing a Sri Lankan leopard, but you also have a very high chance of seeing elephants. We went during a period of time that Yala national park was experiencing a mini-drought. This meant that the elephants were further inside the park around the permanent lakes and not need the main roads. Even then, we still managed to spot a lone male grazing in amongst the trees. If you go to Yala when there are not experiencing a drought then you will certainly see herds of elephants roaming around the park in plain sight.

Sigiriya, an ancient palace, was once nominated as the 8th wonder of the world. Today, Sigiriya and Dambulla are a UNESCO recognized heritage site and a major tourist attraction. The city of Dambulla is 148 km north-east of Colombo, in the Central Province of Sri Lanka. It is home to an ancient cave Temple also known as the Golden Rock Temple, which is a popular tourist attraction. Approximately 25kms from Dambulla is Sigiriya, which is where you will find the “Lion’s Rock”. This is a 220 metre high rock, at the top of which an ancient King built his Palace. In addition to being a well maintained model of ancient urban life, Sigiriya is also an adventure of rock climbing for many. A day tour of Sigiriya and Dambulla will suffice for you to explore Sri Lanka’s Majestic past.

Your Friendly Driver meet & Pick you up From Hotels in Colombo Your First leg of the Tour Seethawaka Botanical Garden

No serious birder could miss Bundala National Park, Sri Lanka’s birdwatching hot spot. Expect to see more than 150 avian species, plus monitor lizards and marsh crocodiles, with  large flocks of flamingoes during the migration season. Find your way through the maze of lagoons to the good stuff, which can include elephants, deer, and wild boar, with the help of a guide on this convenient door-to-door game drive.

Discover the wild heart of Sri Lanka—and enjoy a totally hassle-free way to explore—on this private Jeep safari tour through Yala National Park. In a country teeming with wildlife, it can be hard to know where to look. Maximize your safari success with a local tracker who knows exactly where to find elephants, bears, leopards, deer, and other spectacular wildlife.

Get a chance to observe herds of elephants in their natural habitats—plus dozens of other wildlife species— during this half-day private safari tour to Minneriya National Park. Get off-road access to unique locations in a rugged Jeep. Hotel transfers from Sigiriya are provided, plus refreshments and bottled water during the safari. This half-day option gives travelers the rest of the day free for other activities.

This half-day Minneriya National Park safari will give you the opportunity to witness a large numbers of Sri Lankan elephants who are attracted to grass fields on the edges of the reservoir during the dry season. The Minneriya tank contributes to sustain a large herd. Elephants gathered here is numbering around 150-200. Some reports account the number of elephants to as high as 700. They migrate here from Wasgamuwa National Park and benefit from food and shelter of the park's forest. Tourists visit Minneriya largely because of elephants, especially in the dry season.

Watch your chances of spotting wild elephants skyrocket during a safari tour of Minneriya National Park from Polonnaruwa. This half-day tour is ideal if you’re pushed for time as it’s only half a day. Plus, exploring with a private guide means you can ask as many questions as you like, and enjoy undivided attention.

Not only do you have the best chance of seeing a Sri Lankan leopard, but you also have a very high chance of seeing elephants. We went during a period of time that Yala national park was experiencing a mini-drought. This meant that the elephants were further inside the park around the permanent lakes and not need the main roads. Even then, we still managed to spot a lone male grazing in amongst the trees. If you go to Yala when there are not experiencing a drought then you will certainly see herds of elephants roaming around the park in plain sight.

Full day guided tour to one of the largest national parks in Sri Lanka. There are approximately 30 species of mammals in the Wilpattu National Park which include the Sri Lankan Elephant, Sri Lankan Leopard, Lankan Sloth Bear, Sri, Spotted Deer, Buffalo, Sambar and Mongoose.